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The views of a leading Conservative in the North-West on the late rebellion

by: Jackson, Thomas Wesley, 1848-1931. (author)

Publication date: 1886

Topics: Rebellions and Regimental Histories--Saskatchewan Rebellion, Riel Rebellion, 1885, Riel, Rébellion de, 1885, 1885

Publisher: [s.n.] ([Qu'Appelle, NWT])

Collection: peel_print; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 1.9M

Jackson, Thomas Wesley: 1848-1931. Born in Ontario; educated in Quebec City; large land owner in Qu'Appelle Valley, 1882-1888; owned biggest private dwelling in NWT; elected member of NWT Council; lived in Ontario and British Columbia before going to Yukon at the time of the gold rush; lawyer and crown prosecutor in Whitehorse to c.1926; great friend of Robert Service, and claimed to have suggested themes for some of his poems (Saskatchewan Archives, Regina Division, Biographical file).